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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
PRO AND ANTI.
iOiuiug as Cue Man TO Make the Conn
Ing d's>s Meeting the Greatest Smith
trihg in the State HISTORY,
SnIis-Free coffee for AlI-The Line
of acknowledgements Encours gtDg.

There YES meeting last evening of
the different committees who are pre-
pairing for the prohibition mass meeting
on the 3Oth at Captain Sam Evans office
on First street. The committee on ar
rangcmeDts reported that work on the
grounds was progressing fsvorebly; that
the artesiaE we'll will be finished in am
pie time for the meeting. Arrangements
we're also made for seats, platforms, etc.
Also for q li0e of convey8nces from the
courthouse to the grounds st the GCInl-
nai fare of cents.
They also reported that Joe II. Brown
would supply the vast crowds with free
coffee, and that Mr. w. a. HUFFMAN
would furnish an engine to pre-
pare it. They also reported con-
siderable success in securing donations.
five steers having been voluntarily do
mated by gentlemen of the snti faith
slore.
The line OF march was also determined
upon. The procession will form at Joe
Browns grocery house, at foot of Main
street, move up Main TO courthouse,
thence out 10 the grounds near the water
works
The citizens were requested 10 deco
rste their business buildings and resi-
denCes.
The committee have secured the serv-
ices of the Itasca COrnet band. They,
together with number Of other bands,
to furnish the, music of the occasion.
All visiting delegations were requested
to wear white badges with the words
printed on them, "Texss for Prohibi-
tion," and 5000 ordered prepared. The
meeting also received favorable reports
of large delegations coming from all
parts OF the state. 1t was reported that
the Texas and Pacific will run an excur-
sion train from Mineola to connect with
one from the international and Great
Northern, which will consist of ten or
twelve coaches.
Reports from Waco, Tyler, Lougview,
Palestine and other points all pointed TO
the fact that this would be one of the
largest public gatherings in the history
of the state. The only thing now neces-
sary being the securing of funds for the
carrying out Of the arrangements already
inaugurated.
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A MINISTER'S FALL.
An lei Paso Divine Trie5 to Flee from Rit
Creditors, but is Brought Back.
Special to the Gazette

An lei PasO Divine Trie5 to Flee from Ris
Creditors, but is Brought Back.
Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX, June 23.-Rey. John
Leberry, an Englishman who has been en-
gagged in business as butcher and has
preached at intervals in all the churches
of this city, and whose wife was the leader
IN a church choir, left the city to-day
about $4,000 in debt. He mas been
Getting ready, it is said, to run away, aud
to-day he persuaded friend to cash q
worthless check, and a Well.known firm
Endorsed his note for several hundred
dollars, which he Immediately ne
gotisted. He left town at l O'Clock this
evening on the Atchson, Topeka
and Santa Fe train, but. got of a mile
above town and mounting horse made g
circuit around town and took the train on
the Texas and Pacific. He was followed
to Sierra Blanca, where one of his cred
itors had him in custody, and Deputy
Sheriff Comstock arrived with warrant.
His wife left here several weeks ago for
England. His fall from grace has been g
great surprise and shock 10 the commu-
My, as everybody had confidence in
him.
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New ICDCn IA Print

> aGy who was walking tnTouga one
If the uummCcks adjacent ~ Town heard
roc making . curious BCise, end, on
-ul1- - Csc, rein the cause, discovered
e. teracicus c.lc5on making persistent
tack oD G s-w. The liter was retrest-
- and defending herself and litter Of
Young pigs The coon wynid seize the
sow or the ear, she would shake him of,
CASH at him, and he would retreat, when
me would start 20 run, only 10
lie seized again by her enemy.
FiHally TIE uproar attracted a
squad OF other hogs, which rushed TO
the sow's assistance, ami succeeded in
driving The coon away. The latter, how
ever, after abandoning the contest, stood
bristled up, and sulkIly watching the
hogs ss they moved or, WhereupOn the
lady threw e chunk 81 him. To her as
constituent the animal 81 once pounced
ugon her end began tearing her dress TO
pieces. After much exertion she sue
ceeded in beating the coon of, when he
went up tree near By. The truth OF
this parretiys js youched ior by our well
known ecclesiastical friend, the Rev.
BENJAMIN Curtis Sharp.
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STABBING AFFRAY.
Fatal Termination of Quarrel Over a
So Debt.

Fatal Termination of Quarrel Over a
So Debt.
Special to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, Tex, June 23.-About s
O'Clock yesterday evening, Mr.. c. F. Wat
kins met Mr.. D. G. Burnett near where
the switch of the compress connects with
the Texas and Pacific Railway. An alter
cation about 81 which D. c.. Burnett said
Mr. Watkins owed him took place, and
after some words passed d light ensued,
in which Mr.. Watkins was considerably
bruised. In the scuffie Mr.. Watkins drew
g knife and struck Mr.. Burnett in tae
stomach, from which he died in few
J moments. Officers were summoned and
an inquest held. TIE body was taken TO
Mr.. Burnett's residence, not far distant.
The inquest was adjourned TO a. m.
to-day, and after hearing testimony the
Jury returned verdict that D. G. Burnet
came to his death of a wound Of knife
in the hands of c.. 7. Watkins. Mr.. Wat.
kins gave himself up to the sheriff and
had his preliminary trial before Justice
Case, and was held TO $500 bail, which he
gave and vas released.
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A GAS EXPLOSION.
Four Men Killed ana Several Badly In
iursd In a Kline Accident.

Four Men Killed ana Several Badly In
iursd In a Kline a Accident.
WMKESBARRE, Pa, June 23.-Great
excitement prevailed at Nanticoke this
morning when the news OF the accident
ct No. + slope of the Susquehanna Coal
Company reached the people living in the
houses adjacent to the scene of the dis
aster. Nine Inspector Williams, who
was telegraphed fer, is now at the slope,
and with General Superintendent Morgan
snd a resCuing party has entered the pit
to learn the cause Of the accident. The
accident was caused by an explosion of
gas. At s O'Clock last night gang OF
men who were engaged in driving gang
way in the slope entered the mine and
this morning, seven men, three of them
de sd, were brought out by their COM
radeJ.
The names of the killed were
JOHN MCADAM, aged forty, leaves d
widow and three small children.
JAMES KELLY, miner, aged twenty
four, single.
LOTzEY lYINOsRY, laborer, aged TWEEN
ty-eight years, single.
The badly injured are:
JOSEPH LEssEPs, aged eighteen, driver
boy.
JOHN LEsEKosKI, aged nineteen years,
door tender.
Norman Thomas was burned but not ia
tally. 1t is now believed by those st
work in the mine ct the time of the acct
dent that the gas was set on fire by s
powder explosion, as several kegs of
powder are missing from the store
hOuSe
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ing boom and 1000 more population. On

ing boom and 1000 more population. On
with the boom and the railroad and new
euteTpriSes-we are getting there and by
IL 1 will be doing more business than anJ
town vest CT Fort Worth. The people
here read the Daily GAZETTE, tie best
daily puolishec in Texas, and one hat is
q credit and benefit not only to Fort
Worth out to the entire state. Our pee
pie are following Fort Worth style in the
way Of enterprise, and any town that
takes such steps as that is bound to b.
come sure enough hub, especially with
her advantages. Fort Worth people
must come out over the Rio Grsnde Rail
road and take view OF our beautiful
town and country and look at the largest
railroad bridge in Texas end watch our
Gown boom.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
ATHENS.
Three Negroes Shot-District Methodist
Episcopal Conference.

Three Negroes Shot-District Methodist
Episcopal Conference.
Special to the Gazette.
ATHENS, TEX, June Information
mas been received here of the shooting
of three negroes at Walton, in Van
Zandt county, ten miles north OF this
place. Their names are Walter and
Henry Brown and Bill Helm. The two
first are very seriously hurt, Helm but
slightly. There are but few particulars.
The negroes were putting ups gap in 8
fence at about p. m, MONDAY night,
when they were fired upon by an
unknown party from behind q chimney Of
house near by. There is no clew 10
the perpetrators, nor any reason assigned
for the shooting.
The district conference of the Southern
Methodist Episcopal Church convened at
this place to-day and will continue in
session over Sunday. Rev. u. 8. Phil
lips, presiding elder, is present, with
about a dozen ministers and as many
lady d, legates. They are all being hos
pitably entertained.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
GRANBURr, TEX, June 2l.-Mr. Robert
ID. Wear, formerly Of Fort Worth, arrived
here last Saturday with his family, and
VIII make Granbury mis- future home.
Mr.. John S. Andrews Of Andrews &
Co, real estate firm Of Fort Worth, was
here few days ago prospecting with q
view Of investing in Grsnbury real estate.
The completion Of GFanbury college is
being rapidly pushed, and will be a fine
school building and credit to Granbury
enterprise for such year as this. II Will
be ready for the opening of school in
September.
Granbury's worst needs at present is
ar ice factory, good roller mill, build
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at FIaionia

Correspondence of the Gazette
FLATONIA, Tex, June 20.-TJ-lay the
Prohioitionists of Weimar had grand
rally in the shape of C basket picnic at g
beautiful grove near the city. About
forty or fifty Of our citizens chartered Il
special coach aud lett here at ) 80 O'Clock.
By 10 O'Clock there were between 1000
and 5000 people on the ground. Prompt
~ at 1880 the Rev. Dr. 3. II. Carroll
CT Waco was introduced, sGd spoke for
two hours OH the subject If prohibition.
In the afternoon, aJ O'Clock, Colonel
Swain, eX-ComptrOller, spoke on the
same subject for an hour and haIf. A
great many people having arrived on in
coming trains with the expectation of
hearing DR.. Carroll, he was prevailed
upon to again occupy the stand in
speech of one hour.
Colonel Swain addressed 3 large crowd
at Prohibition headquarters tonight.
State Senator John Lane, chairman Of the
Fayette county anIi-PrOhibition execu-
tive committee, was present in the fore
noon, and wa invited by DR.. Carroll to
occupy g seat on the platform. The best
of feeling prevailed throughout the day.
The most conspicuous feature of the
days pleasure was the absence of drink
sbles. DR.. Carroll left tonight and went
direct to Waco, having recalled his Gal
weston and Houston appointments.
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The Revised Version
Dakota Bell.


There was little occurrence in Wash
ington last spring which so far mas kept
out OF the papers. 1t happened ike this
There was certain Senator WHO sit
teth il the nigh places led up of the
spirit into the wilderness to be tempted
OF the devil. And the devil tsketh him
up into an exceeding high mountain and
showeth him CREST wealth and the full
ness thereof below.
And he pointed to many sacks Oiled
with pieces Of silver aad much STOCK,
yea, railroad stock, and steamship STOCK,
aud Pan Electric telephone stock, and
likewise fat jobs for his family and his
friends and ell the glOrg of them all
And said unto aim: Gan these things
will give thee If thou wilt vote Alright
on my little measure"
And the Senator answered and said
unto him: "For heavens sake DO NOT
get behind me, Satan And just watch
ny vote tomorrow anu see If II l5n't al
right"
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- n~~:. H@iIN ,
probably be at the corner of West Erwin

probably be st the corner of West Erwin
ana Bots dare streets, within stones
throw Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church no" in course Of erection. Il is q
Ie" a1ka"Ic fact bat Of Jbe desirable lc
cations for such ;sStitutiors in this city
only cue lGcsIiiy has been selected by III
the religious denominations, and of the
seven churches for The white population
81 the city no two nf them are further
apart Enan an ordinary Zone OF the human
voice can be heard.
corps of laboTers are constantly at
work extending TIE waterworks system
further into the residence portion of the
CITY.
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At 9IQDbuFy.
At 9IanDury'
.Orrespondence Of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
GRANBURY, TEX, June 2I.-YesteTday
evening being the time set to argue anti
and prohibition, good number Of ladies'
and gentlemen assembled at the court
house to hear this great question ana
lyzed, which was discussed and argued
for all that Wss good and bad. Attorney
7. f. L well of this place appeared in de
Tense CT prohibition, which he discussed
for about two hours, after which Judge
Harcourt of Weathertord did the anti side
of the question justice. The Judge made
a good argument and no douot showed
up his side In a different light to what
some have imagined. Both speakers did
credit TO themselves and their side of the
question. Many other arguments are ex-
pected between this and election time,
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In Frsestene County.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
MILLS, TEX, June 22.-The weather is
dry and hot. The corn crop will be in
jured if ram does not fall in q week.
Cotton is looking fine, and will stand
without rain several weeks yet. The
plant is small for this season of the year,
but is thrifty and with proper seasons
will make an abundant yield.
Emancipation day wss observed by the
colored population throughout this county
by picnics and speaking from both whites
and blacks, on the 18th inst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
Iron in Leon County.

Special to the Gazette.
MILLS, Tn June 23.-The people OF
Leon county are going wild over the dis
covery CT iron ere and coal near Jewet
4 geologist from Birmingham is anaIyz.
ing the ore and says it contains between
10 and so per cent. of iron, while Biz
rsfsg ham ore contains only so per cent
4Ssfid is beii z leased out to corporations
MI over the county, and q wave of pros
Derity heretofore unknown seems sweep
ing over the county. \ carload of ore
and coal has been shipped to Palestine
to be tested.
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4 N.wspapsrm en Kills H,mself

NEW YORK, June 23-Msx Marcus,
aged fifty years, advertising clerk in the
Daily News office, blew his brains ont
this morning. There was no one in the
Office ut the time but the Office boy who,
hearing a shot, rushed to the scene and
found the body stretched on the floor.
Death resulted almost immediately.
Marcus was g widoweT. He leaves a
grown up son aud daughter. This is the
second suicide IN the Daily News office
within the past tour years.
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Protant to the Yope.

NEW YORK, June 23.-FoIlowing is the
copy OF Caolegram sent to Rome yes
terday:
NEW YORK, June %, 1887.
Cardinal Simeoni, Project of the Propaganda,
Rome;
One hundred thousand Catholics in
mass meeting in this city Saturday, June
Is. have denounced the threatened ex-
communication OF DR.. McGlynn, with
whom they are prepared to stand aud
protest against ecclesiastical interference
with the political rights of American
citizens. Signed
JEREMIAH CAUGHLIN, NJ. D,
Chairman.
JAMES j. GoHoN, Secretary.
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GAINESVILLE.

Freight On the Track-A Serious Cutting
ARRAY.
Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, June pa freight
train on the Santa Fe got off the track in
the Territory to-day and Conse'. IDENTIFY the
south bound passenger wa four hours
late in reaching here tonight.
A cutting ARRAY took place here about 3
O'Clock this afternoon, in which a man
named Halch was wounded by knife in
the breast, shoulder and under the chin
by John D. GaimOar Glamour was ar
rested and jailed. The wounds received
by Halch are not dangerous.
The Mayor has done a regular land
Office business to-day, thirteen of the
demi-mOnde being arraigned and fined for
VaUrsncV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
Tn. Best nIethod.

The most agreeable as well as the most
effective methed OF dispslling headaches,
colds and fevefSoS cleansing the system
is by taking 2 feNdpses of the pleasant
California liquid ffAtg remedy, Syrup of
Figs 1t acts geaay yet effectively,
strengthening the organs on which it
acts, SC that regular habits may be
formed Manufactured only by the Cali
for1ia Fig SyrupCompsny, SssFrancisco,
Cal. For sale "a 80 cent and 81 bottles
by Milton King, druggist, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
Convention Of Masonic Grand Masters.

CHICAGO, ILL, June "a convention
Of present and past grand masters of the
different Masonic Jurisdictions in the
United States and Canada began here
yesterday, with the inteatio of securing
the closer and more harmonious working
of the various Jurisdictions The result
may be the formation of an entirely new
organization, which shall have final su-
thority over the highest body existing
Several days. session will probably be
necessary before final action is taken
About 100 delegates, representing q ma
iorlty of the states in the Union as well
as Manitoba and Ontario, are in attend
ence
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
No Recsivcr Secured.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, June 23.-Mr. De-
camp who mas been named as receiver Of
the Fidelity Bank will probably decline as
his acceptance would compel him to give
up MS connection with the Metropolitan
National BaDh. If the president and
directors can be assessed to the extent of
their resources they VIII produce about
$50, 900 al q rough estimate.
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At minsoIa,
- . N y = y .
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
MINEoLA, Tex, June 23.-The Prohi-
bitionists are making extensive prepare
tions for picnic and basket dinner here
en- Friday the 24th inst. They have had
ii advertised for month, aud expect q
large crowd. Colonel W. S. HerndOn re-
spouded to an invitation by wire to-day,
stating chat he would be here and address
the people in favor of prohibition.
Colonel B. B. Cain, Colonel T
N. Jones and S. w. Turner were
also invited TO deliver addresses.
The programme is 10 have speaking both
day and night. ii division of time has
been offered the ANTS THIS expect W.
II. Pope Of Marshall ami Hon. J. Il.
Jones Of Henderson TO speak in Opposi-
lion to ire amendment. fte Prohibition
lists claim about 800 majority in the
county and the sntis say tEey VIII carry
1t oy about the same majority.
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Sewing for the Heather.

Blobson-I declare! this shirt has got a
broken buttonhole, and PIl have TO pull
it OF again. Crushing into the hall
Mrs. Blossom! what have you been doing
all this week? Mrs. MISUNDERSTANDING
for the heather. Robson indignantly
Well, you'd better begin 81 nome.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
Grns.honnnrn in rI,nne.otn

ST. PAUL, MINI, June 23.-The grass
hoppers are very thick in the vicinity of
Perhsm, Otter Tail county, and after 4
careful observation snd upon reliable
authority, it is stated that 5000 acres of
grain and garden crops have been de
sLroyed already within a radius of four
miles around Perham.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24

RNGGoLD, GA, June 23.-Two men by
the nsme Of Dennis and Clark became IL
voIved last night IN quarrel over law
suit, and in the fight which resulted Den
MS cut Clark fatally with knife Clark s
brother then assSiled Dennis who was
likewise cut down. The father of the two
injured men came 10 their rescue and he
We killed with the same knife. Dennis
a.
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WnIHhaChie.
"hLhnhCl
Special 70 The Gazette.

Special 20 the Gazette.
WAXAHACHIE, TEX, June 25.-Crops
are beginning TO need rain in this Vicin-
ity. The weather has been very warm,
with the mercury registering go and IS
degrees in the shade for the past week.
The pioneers, or oldest settlers OF this
county, are TO meet in the courthouse on
the 25th inst, III which meeting the early
history and many incidents Of early days
in Texas will be related.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24

Grand sale of town lots at the Marble
Falls IN Burnet county, on July the 18th
and 18th. Natural Gayantages unpara-
neled. Two hundred and fifty thousand
alliance eeB directly interested in the
wgtsFp power, where factories will be
xBailt al once. A splendid opportunity
for investment. For particulars address
A. r. Johnson, Burnet, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24
The Ruddy Riv4r

OF life is the blood. From it the system
receives all its rn&teriai of growth and
repair 1t bathes every tissue of the
body. How necessary, then, that the
blood should be kept bare and -ich. DR..
Plerce's "GoldsdF Medical Discovery" is
the great bloo6food and ablood purifier.
1t is g sovereign remedy fqF all diseases
due TO Impoverished blood eonsumption,
bronchitis, weak lungs, scrofnis, influenza,
and kindred diseases. q
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Tyler Notes.
Special to the Gazette.

optCIdI % me UAZette.
TYLER, TEX, June 2S.-Hon w. S.
Herndon aud Judge John NJ Duncan of
this city speak in Mineola tomorrow in
favor of prohibition, and Colonel Hern-
don will go from there TO Henderson and
speak Saturday.
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Coming 20 the Fort.

Special to the Gazette.
ATHENS, Ten, June 25.-At g msss-
meeting held here yesterday thirty dele.
gates were appointed to attend the state
prohibition meeting at Fort Worth on the
3O.h inst. Most of the delegates will At
tend
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willis Adams, Case.

Special to the Gazette.
KAUFMAN, TEX, June 23.-The case
of the State vs. Willis Adams was an
nounced ready for trial yesterday. a
jury has been impanelled aad the exam
inlng of witnesses commenced to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-24

SEDALIA, Mo-, June 2S.-A disastrous
freight wreck occurred on the Missouri
Pacific near here last night. Eighteen
loaded cars were burned. The loss will
exceed S5C 900.
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Snlo of PriyiLeEegs

The privileges sistne prohibition mass
meetingroB the corr will be sold on the
gSoahds Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
SAM Evans, Chairman.
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Texas Express Company
Eaiiey View,
Gainesville

Offices of this company have also been
established st the following sta ions on
me Kansas Cry oyrtrsion OF re Gulf,
Colorado ana Ssntz r. Railroad: North
Of Gainesville, Tex, Ardmore, PauFs
Valley ard Purc.ll ! L; al-o over the
Paris extension OF the Guf, Colorado and
Santa Fe with Offices at me following
stations: Bea franklin, RoXtoD, Amoie
and Paris, Tex, connecting 9. Pdri- with
lie Acams Express Company for al points
Oh the s.. Louis aud san Francisco Rail.
road For, Smith, Ark, ST. Louis, Mo,
ard ~ points norm and west.
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Tyler
AJioE
5f7fsfal to the Gazette.

flIF<7fllIl % NAIVttOd
TYLER, TEX, June 23.-The Methodist
Episcopal conference has appointed w.
s. HerIdon, B. W. Rowland, T. r. Ben
ner. John b. Douglass and Ii. j. Nc
Bryde building committee to erect as
soon as practicable n handsome church
editice for that denomination in this city
10 cost about $4,000. The size will